he was here for just a short time at camp. then here for a short time in life. former raven tony fein is remembered this morning but there's still a lot of mystery surrounding his death. if you're a wells fargo or bank of america customer, listen up, you could be involved in onof the biggest e-mail e-mail phishing scams. >> those stories and more coming up. >> i got introduced to a big dog. i mean big dog. i said what's your name? artie donovan. how do you like that for the name of a dog? hello, arthur, how are you? isn't that great?

>> that's great. >>6:30. good morning. how about our visit yesterday. i was hanging out with the students, the fourth grade class of mrs. crowe at the lisby elementary school hillsdale in aberdeen. we did great experiments demonstrating how air molecules move when you warm them up. a little hand boiler there. good group of kids. thank you to the principal and everybody else involved at the elementary school in hillsdale in aberdeen. one more shout. to the lunch ladies who will be cooking up nacho grandees anemometer. we were doing a wind demonstration as well. good stuff yesterday. we had a demonstration yesterday. it's going to cool cown and slow down a little bit, 15 mile-per-hour push this morning. look at the clouds trying to race back in. we'll call it mostly sunny to partly sunny this morning. then look for the skies to increase with the clouds this afternoon. we should still get up to 71 degrees and we'll stay dry.

rain comes in overnight through tomorrow morning. more on that in a bit. 6:31. let's check the roads with kim. >> thank you. we have a volume slowdown on e west side of the outer loop at liberty road. this is one of our usual trouble spots, starts to slow about this point. this will clear out once you past the route 70 interchange. from finksburg, be advised westminster pike at again falls road, a -- glen falls road, a crash blocks the center turn lane. you might want to try liberty road as an alternate. a disabled vehicle approaching the fort mchenry tunnel, lanes of southbound 95, tow truck on scene there. in upperco a crash reported route 30 at lees mill road. downtown at mlk and fayette street, traffic running smoothly approaching inbound route 395. back to you. 6:32. still a lot of questions about the death of tony fein. cut by the team before the season even started. you may remember the 27-year-old undrafted linebacker, the player arrested

after that run-in with the city police department at harborplace in september. fein agent says the iraqi war vet died in his hometown of port orchard, washington. >> tony fein was a reallyood ammate. i think what he did in iraq, and we talked about this before when he went through what he went through this summer, we found out just a couple of days ago he would be vindicated on that. it speaks back to his character again. he's a tremendous amecan, a tremendous young man, a raven to us, always will be. >> my prayers and i know the team's prayers go to his family. we enjoyed him while he was here. it's just one of those unfortunate situations where, you know, it makes you think and realize and cherish the time that you have. >> the exact cause of death remains under investigation but we spoke to fein's baltimore attorney warren brown who says he was told his death was an apparent suicide. however, media outlets in fein's hometown of olney reported there's no official

cause of death. an update on a story we first told you in august. a baltimore man is behind bars accused in the murder of an owings mills man. 30-year-old gerald sears is charged with first degree murder in the death of 51-year-old scott greenberg. greenberg's ex-wife found him dead in his parent's home back on august 22nd. sears is also facing armed robbery and weapons charges but police aren't saying what the motive may have been for killing greenberg. a developing story. the fbi busts what is being called the largest e-mail phisting scam in u.s. history. if you're a bank of america or wells fargo customer you may have been targeted. thousands of customers were told to update their information within three days or their accounts would be frozen. the e-mails were fake. they were actually from egypt. using accomplices in three different states. authorities say the crooks have ripped off millions of dollars and experts remind you virtually all banks say they will never contact you about

your cat by e-mail -- account by e-mail. if you've been a ravens or orioles fan you know this, baltimore is officially one of the best sports cities in north america. sporting news ranked charm city number 28 on the list climbing 15 spots from last year. the jump is fueled in part by the ravens run to the afc championship game last season. baltimore is not the only town in maryland to make the list. college park took number 64. towson nabbed 204 on the list. if you're wondering, pittsburgh, home of the stanley cup champs, super bowl champs, yeah, yeah, number one spot. silence. crickets. >> i'm not saying a word about it. you remember that e-mail from the pittsburgh fan? oh, my goodness. i have it framed on my desk. they are not your ordinary eerleaders. >> what message they want you

to hear this morning. and just when you thought you would seen enough of this guy. eleveni johnston. you'll see more of him. believe me. minus the levi's by the way. you just wait. 6:35. wee got ourselves temperatures in the 40s in most spots. winds not as strong as yesterday. a little rain, but a little warm-up on the way. right now winds only 7 miles per hour at least at the airport. let's check the roads with kim. >> we have some volume delays here on the west side of the outer loop as you make your way down towards the baltimore national pike. now lets check the buses and trains with mark jones. >> work. out there now you'll find on the marc train the camden and penn lines on time but brunswick 872 and 890 are 10 minutes late. light rail, 10 to 15-minute delay to hunt valley. heavy volume on the 13, 7 and 5 buses. on saturday the 10th the

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>> the team cheers on the miami heat at home games. >> that is great. i love it. >> there are guys in there. >> yeah. coming up next, a student killed an intrude we are a sword. >> with -- but it's the slogan a candidate used that is causing controversy on campus this morning. >> we'll show you the poster that is stirring up controversy at hopkins university. i'm linda so with the details, up next. create a gourmet meal on a weeknight?

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the hand is mightier than the sword but in this case swords about the sword causing controversy on campus. he was almost sarah palin's son-in-law but thanksgiving dinner ought to be really interesting after levi johnston poses for "playgirl." >> a potty-trained kitty. the shot of the day? >> that is disturbing. potty training a child is hard enough. i can't - >> oh, man. we'll have those stories and more coming up, up to "good morning america" time the 7:00. >> thank you for joining us. let's go to justin berk with a check of the forecast.

>> if you teach the kitty to go on the potty don't you think the kitty would want privacy too? taking photos. something's wrong with that. 48 this morning. temperatures close to normal today. and the winds settling down quite a bit from the gusts between 40 and 50 miles per hour yesterday. skies cleared out overnight but watch this next band of clouds trying to sneak their way in across virginia and west virginia and they may try to sneak in during the morning hours. it's a sign of fast upper level winds. this system will come in here with the threat of showers and shifting our winds actually pumping in warmer temperatures. as you can see the clouds already racing in here. we're expecting that to arrive this afternoon and as we've been watching over the last few weather systems they come in much faster than expected so today, we're going to call it partly cloudy in downtown baltimore, aiming for 71. i do believe we go mostly cloudy in some spots and most likely westminster 79. 70 in parkton. we hoped to hold on to the sunshine a little longer but i think sunshine gives way to increasing clouds. aberdeen, our buddies out

there, 72 degrees and tonight look for the chance of maybe some showers arriving after midnight towards morning with temperatures in the mid-50s. let's check the roads with kim brown. >> thank you. we have our usual backup on the west side of the outer loop. this stretches at about liberty road, starts to back up about 795. all the way through to the route 70 interchange. just give yourself extra time if you're headed to the outer loop this morning. still working a crash out of finksburg, that is westminster pike at glens falls road, that crash still blocking the center turning lane causing jamming from carroll county. and southbound 95 approaching the fort mchenry tunnel, that disabled vehicle still on scene causing slowing there. upperco, route 30 atlies mill road, that -- -- lees mill road that crash still on the scene. a man in jail accused of sexual abuse. >> sherrie johnson has more on what is bothering authorities after a cable repairman uncovered the man's computer. >> reporter: william davis is behind bars accused of child

sex abuse. now baltimore county police want to know if there are more victims out there. davis was arrested on tuesday after a tv repairman find child porn on his laptop computer. he's charged with sexually abusing a child and possession of child pornography. he told police he molested a little girl for several years. he knew her from rosedale community evangelical congressional church and davis's neighbors were shocked by the news. >> he was a nice guy. i mean, would have never known he was that type of person. >> for somebody that -- i don't know, i don't know what to say. it's unbelievable. >> reporter: police are asking any other potential victims to come forward and call the crimes against children unit at 410-853-3650. live in the studio, sherrie johnson, abc2 news. it may tickle but it's better than getting the h1n1 virus. >> ready?

here we go. there's one. and -- is that bad? nah. >> we all want to get it now, huh? with the arrival of more than 2,000 doses baltimore county began vaccinating children living in homeless shelters. officials from the department of health vaccinated others in the she hadders. abc2 spoke to one of the first in the county to receive the flumist. >> i see a lot of people are affected with the flu now, like whole households, whole establishments, whole schools. i'm very happy to be getting it. >> the baltimore county department of health is also planning to vaccinate children who attend county head start programs as well as their siblings. that is expected to start early next week. several counties including baltimore county will soon start up h1n1 clinics but if you're not in the high-risk category you'll have to wait. health officials say it's not as simple as first come/first

serve. >> it's simply a process of rollout for the h1n1, the initial start is going to be a little bumpy. we're getting small amount of h1n1 mist right now. there will be a small amount of h1n1 shots after that and then in the following weeks that is going to continue to roll out and then will grow out to be a larger stream. the folks at the front of the line are people at highest risk of hospitalization. >> we're working for you on line 24/7 to find out if there are any h1n1 clinics coming to your neighborhood. if you're curious you can always head to abc2news.com. we've posted all the information there. and where to get vaccinated is one of the many questions many of you have been asking. no matter what you need to know about the h1n1 virus, abc2 news is working for you. send an e-mail with all your questions or concerns because tonight a doctor will be live in our studio on our 11:00 news to answer all your questions live on the air. whatever your question may be or your concern about the swine

flu send an e-mail, on the screen, newsroom@wmar.com. to an update -- baltimore county investigators say the traffic light at the intersection where a "baltimore sun" editor was killed, the traffic light was working at the time of the crash. it happened at the intersection of corbitt road and york road in hereford. police think one of the two drivers ran a red light. wheatley was business editor at the sun and died at the scene. his daughter is still at johns hopkins children's center. you can't forget this story at hopkins about a student who killed an intruder using a samurai sword. >> a classmate at hopkins referenced that in his run for class president. it's causing a bit of controversy this morning. let's send it out to linda so, she's live with reaction. >> reporter: it depends on who you ask. some say it was a clever way to get peoples' attention.

others think it was in bad taste. the poster we're talking about references the incident last month where a hopkins student used a samurai sword to allegedly kill an intruder. the poster says "nine out of 10 hopkins samurai are voting wyatt larkin for president." larkin is a freshman here. won the election this past weekend by just 15 votes. he says he focused on meeting as many of his fellow students as possible and not on the poster and that's what helped him clinch the victory. but he's offering an apology. >> it was a joke. it was a joke. i tried to keep it as -- i knew there was some controversy to it but i was not trying to offend or shock. if i did i'm sorry. >> reporter: a hopkins spokesman declined to comment on the issue but the sga president says he bheefs the poster was inappropriate but thinks larkin had the right to display it. live in north baltimore, linda so, abc2 news. time now 6:51. remember the father of former vice presidential candidate

sarah palin's grandson? the 19-year-old will pose in "playgirl." a formal agreement with the on-line magazine hasn't been reached yet but johnston's attorney says the photo shoot is a foregone conclusion. bristol palin is the -- bristol palin's baby's father says he's working out six nights a week with a body builder to get in shape for the suit. the pictures are expected to be out today by the end of the year. palin has not commented about the photo spread. he died 160 years ago but this morning dozens gathered at his grave site for an all night vigil. the gravesite of edgar allan poe. fewer than 10 people attended his funeral back in october of 1849 because his cousin never announced the writer's death. people from all over the world were on hand this morning keeping watch at his grave. >> respite, respite and repent

thee from my memories of lenore. forget the lost lenore. hope the raven, nevermore. >> pretty good poe. baltimore will host two funerals on sunday for poe, each is expected to draw 350 people to westminster hall. the former church adjacent to poe's grave. and actor john astin, best known as gomez on "the addams family" will serve as master of certificate ceremonies. baltimore international college yesterday students heard stories from breast cancer survivors. among the survivors, benita fisher, a student at the college. >> gathering here today to educate males and females about breast cancer awareness. we'll be educating a lot of people about breast cancer and the importance of getting self-exams and how important it

is to, you know, just do this. >> she's a culinary student at baltimore international college. she's also a four-year breast cancer survivor. her hopes that telling her story will help educate others about the disease. the committee supports breast cancer research and the susan g. komen foundation. look at this. some four-legged friends joining the fight. these dogs dressed in pink yesterday. this was baylor hospital in texas. just north of dallas they were raising awareness and the spirits of patients. many patients said the cute canines helped brighten their day. the pink pooch parade awarded prizes to the cutest and most playful as well as most dazzling pooch. remember, abc2 news is a very proud sponsor of the susan g. komen race for the cure. it's coming up so check out abc2news.com and click on our "think pink" page. it's a tab in the right corner of the home page.

details about the race and how the city and state are supporting breast cancer awareness and how you can help as well. you remember the cat from "meet the parents"? i think this cat could give him a run for his money. >> meet 1-year-old hogan. thanks to his owner's patience he now goes to the bathroom like a human. ? we're looking at ways to make try to decrease the amount of litter he would kick around and just kind of surfed the web. >> you can find anything on the web. derek found toilet training for cats on the internet. he taught hogan over the course of a few months. he first elevated hogan's litter box like that. then basically that's how he did it. put a little potty seat on there and there you go. let nature take its course. >> cats are very repetitive. if you teach them to flush they will keep flushing, keep flushing. >> nevertheless hogan is one accomplished cat.

>> gee. let me see him flush now. >> wash the paws when you're done. thank you. 71 degrees today. we're looking for more clouds than i think our graphic is showing but we'll get up to 70 for most of us. showers overnight through tomorrow morning and then the afternoon another round of a storm, 79, most of the tomorrow dry and then showers saturday morning. saturday afternoon dry but cooling off with more rain sunday. looking good on the beltway if you're coming from carroll county, that earlier crash, route 140 at glens falls road has been cleared but i'm getting word of a new crash in baltimore, that is south broadway at east lombard street. >> thank you for joining us. join us for "good morning maryland" at 9:00. >> see you then. the irresistible "cinnabon" aroma

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